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Bankers Discuss Farm Problems Across States
At the American Bankers Association meeting in Kansas City Joseph Hirsch of Corpus Christi outlined farm development work nationwide. He cited state efforts from rural high schools to credit books, boys clubs, and farm demonstrations, noting strong southern activity and a push for agricultural education and co operation. Paul Warburg warned of heavy gold exports if the U.S. remains unprepared and urged bankers to forearm by expanding reserves and releasing gold.
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